I need some suggestions...pet urine smell on real wood (not wood floors but struture of home)..should I seal with?

Prior to that meeting I felt like bulk deals were like big foot sightings.

The house is 63 years old and has 14 of the original 6 over 6 or 8 over 8 gridded wood windows and an additional 3 in the finished basement.

Section 83.51(2)(a), F.S.In addition to providing the above requirements, the landlord of a dwelling unit other than a single-family home or duplex shall, at all times of the tenancy, make reasonable provisions for:Extermination of rats, mice, ants and wood destroying organisms and bed bugs.Locks and keys.Clean and safe conditions of common areas.Garbage removal and outside receptacles.

If you're simply going to buy something clear across the country, sight unseen, you better have somebody out there you trust, with the knowledge and experience you need to properly evaluate the property, and the listing agent isn't that person.

In my neck of the woods where the property acquisitions are $200k+, you will see $10k fees as common and in the midwest wheer you have sub $100k homes, you often see $2k-$5kOriginally posted by Curt Davis:Those types of assignment profits are almosr surely not happening in the SFR relm.I would not go as far as to say that, but would agree it would be very uncommon.

Basically, we have a few second-hand shops in memphis that buy close outs material like doors, windows, wood,cabinets, countertops etc.

Hi John,Seems we are in the same neck of the woods.

Pex is the exception around here, by far not the rule.Copper is a no-go in my neck of the woods due to theft and the fact that it costs a small fortune.

Termite infested balcony rails, severe wood rot in garage doors, etc.I'm thinking these maintenance problems at so many HOA's are due to the recession.